Combustion Science and Technology

Combustion Science and Technology, Vol.134, No.1-6 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0010-2202 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

1 - 5	Special issue on the Fifth International Congress on Toxic Combustion By-Products - Preface Gullett BK
7 - 30	New mechanistic aspects of the dehydrochlorination of PVC -Application of dehydrochlorination to plastic mixtures and electronic scrap Bockhorn H, Hornung A, Hornung U, Jakobstroer P
31 - 44	Thermal decomposition studies of halogenated organic compounds Michael JV, Kumaran SS
45 - 63	The gas-phase reaction of phenoxy radicals with bromobenzene Grotheer HH, Louw R
65 - 85	An experimental study of the formation of perfluoroisobutene Salmon RP, Difelice JJ, Ritter ER
87 - 101	A mobile laser mass spectrometer (REMPI-TOFMS) for continuous monitoring of toxic combustion byproducts: Real-time on-line analysis of PAH in waste incineration flue gases Zimmermann R, Heger HJ, Dorfner R, Boesl U, Blumenstock M, Lenoir D, Kettrup A
103 - 126	Toward development of a laser-based continuous emission monitor system for toxic metals in off-gases Monts DL, Singh JP, Abhilasha YS, Zhang H, Yueh FY, Jang PR, Singh SK
127 - 138	A laser diagnostic technique to measure chemical delay time in hypergolic combustion Mays LO, Farmer MJ, Smith JE
139 - 163	Selective detection of dibenzodioxin, dibenzofuran and some small polycyclic aromatics Velazquez J, Voloboueva LA, Cool TA
165 - 181	Infrared color center laser system for tomographic determination of temperature and species concentration distributions in combusting systems Chojnacki AM, Wolga GJ, Gouldin FC
183 - 200	In situ processing of ferroelectric materials from lead waste streams by injection of gas phase titanium precursors: Laser induced fluorescence and X-ray diffraction measurements Biswas P, Yang G, Zachariah MR
201 - 220	Lowly chlorinated dibenzodioxins as TEQ indicators. A combined approach using spectroscopic measurements with DLR jet-REMPI and statistical correlations with waste combustor emissions Oser H, Thanner R, Grotheer HH, Gullett BK, Natschke D, Raghunathan K
221 - 241	Ultraviolet broadband light scattering by single metal-containing droplets Merola SS, Kurz M, Borghese A, D'Anna A, D'Alessio A
243 - 262	Nickel and chromium speciation of residual oil combustion ash Galbreath KC, Zygarlicke CJ, Toman DL, Huggins FE, Huffman G
263 - 289	Adsorption and desorption of mercury on sorbents at elevated temperatures Ho TC, Ghai AR, Guo F, Wang KS, Hopper JR
291 - 314	Partitioning of the refractory metals, nickel and chromium, in combustion systems Linak WP, Wendt JOL
315 - 326	Practical limitation of mercury speciation in simulated municipal waste incinerator flue gas Widmer NC, Cole JA, Seeker WR, Gaspar JA
327 - 349	A model of post combustor condensation of heavy metal vapors onto suspended sorbents Karimanal KV, Hall MJ
351 - 366	Evaluating the feasibility of biomass pyrolysis oil for spray combustion applications Krumdieck SP, Daily JW
367 - 387	Enhanced formation of chlorinated PICs by the addition of bromine Lemieux PM, Ryan JV
389 - 405	Byproducts emissions in reburning and advanced reburning technologies Zamansky VM, Maly PM, Seeker WR
407 - 432	PAH and soot emissions from combustion of coal and waste tire-derived-fuel in fixed beds Levendis YA, Atal A, Carlson JB
433 - 455	Ultrafine ash particle formation during waste sludge incineration in fluidized bed reactors Somppi JL, Kauppinen EI, Kurkela J, Tapper U, Ohman M, Nordin A, Johanson B
457 - 475	Particulate formation from the spray combustion of heavy oil and biofuel Allouis C, Romano M, Beretta F, Viegas L, D'Alessio A
477 - 502	Fine particle emissions from heavy fuel oil combustion in a firetube package boiler Miller CA, Linak WP, King C, Wendt JOL